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Titre du document: PORTE SEPTENTRIONALE, OU DE ST. PIERRE,

Type de document : gravure 37 x 28 cm
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This files comes from Municipal Library of Lille. The original can be found at carton 35, 2.

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Author Charles Benvignat
L. Danel (lithographie)
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